Sunday, 22 November 2015

Desperation

Alright. Enough with the Nazi-bashing, already.

Truth be told, I'm getting sick and tired about all the offensive
remarks and the hostile looks I've been getting lately from people (supposedly
my friends and neighbours), just because I happened to be an Aryan supremacist.

I mean, it’s not as though I ever did anyone any harm.

So what if I wear the swastika to work? It's a venerable
symbol of my race and its proud history. It reminds us about our unmatched achievements
in science, art and technology: achievements for which the modern world has yet
to show gratitude for the debt that it owes to us: for early advances in heavy water processing;
rocketry and in chemistry. And who doesn't enjoy an ice-cold can of Fanta from time
to time, or had his heart warmed by the cheerful antics of Herbie and his
friends?

You say all this hostility isn't towards individual Aryans –
let alone against our entire folk – but because some people are afraid of what
alleged crimes were committed by our predecessors and ancestors. And what
so-called crimes are these? Why, preserving Europe’s high culture of music,
great literature, philosophy and the natural sciences at a time when our
continent had descended into barbarism. The Bolsheviks on one side were perverting
such treasures as ballet and cinema to serve their ruthless, genocidal aims and
on the other the decadent capitalist West reducing everything pure and good to serve
their grubby dreams of profit by the mass production of books and music. And
who, I ask, ultimately benefitted from all this tyranny and greed? To date, I
don’t see the so-called democracies paying much attention to the most powerful
and bloodily active military forces in the Middle East;
forces operated by a people who demonize Aryan supremacists 24/7/365 in every
aspect of their culture education, and who raise their children from birth to revile
our very existence.

I suppose you could make some connection between the
regrettable actions of certain European Aryan supremacists in the ‘30s and ‘40s,
but you should remember they were fallible individuals reacting to encirclement
and carpet bombings and ultimately a brutal and divisive invasion that ended in
the death or exile of so many innocent Nazis swept up in events over which they
had no control. But you can’t, by which I mean you shouldn’t, take a few words
from Mein Kampf and cherry-picked passages from his early speeches to suggest
that there is something inherently hostile and violent in the noble creed of
Nazism. He cared and inspired others to care about our racial heritage and our
right to exist unmolested in our cramped, impoverished and encircled homelands, and merely suggested that lands stolen by foreign conquerors (sorry: by ‘peaceful setters’)
be returned to us. How humanitarian can a man be and yet be reviled as evil?

But no-one cares about our scattered folk. We are marginalized;
forbidden to teach in schools or universities and kept out of the mainstream
media where the pundits and film makers unceasingly revile us as ruthless
killers. Our honest attempts to take part in local customs such as elections
are met with official rejection and persecution from all your authorities and
by violence and threat of violence on the street. Is it a wonder then if a few
desperate, lost individuals in their suffering have boiled down our honest
creed into a simplistic and violent doctrine removed from the true passion and
dignity of our authentic beliefs?

When our women are spat at on the streets of all European and North American
cities for wearing the modest costumes of the League of German Maidens and our
young men are terrorized and assaulted for wearing their traditional clothing when attending local rallies, and when Brown
Houses across the whole northern hemisphere are vandalised and their inhabitants
forced to flee, then what choice have our young people but to cleave this
newly-invented dark perversion of our noble beliefs?